Tim Follett & Neal Chatrath: Structural Intelligence & Legal Data
StructureFlow founder and CEO Tim Follett and Neal Chatrath, the company's first senior hire in North America, talk to Tim Kenney at ILTACON 2026 about structural intelligence, why the AI conversation is moving from models to context, and what comes after diagramming.
“There had to be a better way to do this than using PowerPoint.”
Key takeaways
• Tim Follett built StructureFlow after building private equity fund structure charts in PowerPoint as a corporate lawyer; the platform now generates structure charts, flow charts and timelines from linked data about entities, documents, assets and people.
• Neal Chatrath, from a fintech background with hedge funds, fund service providers and investment banks, is building law firm and client relationships from New York, where most of StructureFlow's revenue already comes from.
• The AI conversation is shifting from the models to the context they're given; structured, mapped data is something both people and machines can navigate, and StructureFlow is building a graph-based data layer to connect to document repositories and systems of record.
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Legal AI · Document & Knowledge Management · Law Firm Operations, Pricing & Billing · Legal Tech Go-to-Market & Growth · ILTACON 2026
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